School: Kenmare (B.) (roll number 2849)
- Location:
- Kenmare, Co. Kerry
- Teachers: Eoghan Ó Súilleabháin Liam Mac Cuisín
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0461, Page 444
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- XML “Cáit Bhuí an tSúip”
- XML “The Small Castle”
- XML “Carraig an Aifrinn”
- XML “Tobar an Ráthaigh”
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- (continued from previous page)celebrated mass in the Castle, thereby fulfilling the previous Archdeacon's prophecy.
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- Informant
- Jeremiah O Connor
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 67
- Address
- Kenmare, Co. Kerry
- Is in Lackagh mountain where mass was celebrated in the Penal Days.
- Tobar an Ráthaigh - is a holy well in Dromore, is at Funds point to the west of the Castle between the castle and entrance getting out at Blackwater. I know several people who were cured there. The Mahoneys deprived the people of the right of going there to perform "rounds".
The Mahoneys would not allow the Templenoe Church to be built on their property. It was originally intended to be built at Ceapach na Cos, but on that account it had to be built at Templenoe.
